《to be read at dusk(黄昏之读)》

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because he looked earnestly at his brother when he saw him come into the 

room。 

    But; when his brother reached the bed…side; he slowly raised himself in 

bed; and looking full upon him; said these words: 

     'JAMES; YOU HAVE SEEN ME BEFORE; TO…NIGHT … AND YOU 

KNOW IT!' 

    And so died! 

       I waited; when the German courier ceased; to hear something said of 

this strange story。     The silence was unbroken。          I looked round; and the 

five couriers were gone:        so noiselessly that the ghostly mountain might 

have   absorbed   them   into   its   eternal   snows。  By   this   time;   I   was   by   no 

means in a mood to sit alone in that awful scene; with the chill air coming 

solemnly upon me … or; if I may tell the truth; to sit alone anywhere。             So I 

went back into the convent… parlour; and; finding the American gentleman 

still disposed to relate the biography of the Honourable Ananias Dodger; 

heard it all out。 



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